Iqbal’s philosophy evaluated man’s role and position in a very dignified manner. Man is not only the centre and ruler of the world; he is also God’s assistant in the creation, refinement and the perfection of universe which is still in imperfect. Iqbal tried to make man realize that the basic relationship of man with God is that of creator and assistant creator. God is essentially the supreme creator but perfection of his creation has very often depended on the creative talents of man. In his beautiful poem “Mahavira-Ma-Bayni” “Khuda-Wa-Insaan”. Iqbal was not the first thinker of propound this doctrine. Many a thinker before him had endeavored to develop this idea of a perfect man or superman. But the vision of a perfect man that Iqbal has presented is fascinating and unique. The picture of the perfect man that he has painted is very lively and dynamic. His Mard-I-Kamil, Mard-I-Momin, Mard-I-Haq, Mard-I-Hue, Dervish, Faquir and Qalandar etc. are nothing but various expressions which stand for the perfect man.